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“Just when your body has all the answers, you have to change the questions.”— Louie Simmons Adaptation is what the body is designed to do.
A recent study titled “Carbohydrate Ingestion on Exercise Metabolism and Physical Performance” has been making the rounds in fitness circles, especially among low-carb and ketogenic
Weight vest walking has exploded in popularity over the past few years. Scroll social media long enough and you’ll see influencers logging daily steps in
Do Less, Better: Why Doing Less Leads to Better Training Results One of the pitfalls of modern culture—especially in a capitalist society—is the constant obsession
I’ve had many discussions with members about movement form – what’s considered proper form, range of motion, movement standards, etc. We encourage members to move
In this week’s video, we tackle sports-specific training. Learn what is is, what it isn’t, how to structure it, and common mistakes. You can watch
If you’re involved in fitness at all, you’ve probably heard the phrase “listen to your body.” And in general, this is good advice. However, as
Alliteration aside, what is a deload? In the sports of weightlifting and powerlifting, traditional training protocols feature a 12-week lifting cycle during which time athletes
Calories to Meters Revisited We’ve previously covered the topic of converting calories to meters across different cardio machines (rowing, biking, skierg, running), and our conclusion
Let’s be real: back pain sucks. If you’re reading this guide, you’ve probably tweaked your back at some point during your training. Hopefully, it was
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